Here’s a breakdown of the main Topps sets you’ll see in the wild and what makes each one different. This is the backbone of ...

If your first year collecting baseball cards was in the 1970s or 1980s, good chance you learned who the best players were by seeing that coveted Topps "All-Star" emblem or banner on the front of a ...

If any baseball card ever doubled as a poem, you're looking at it right here. Though the 1972 Topps set included a first-of-its-kind "In Action" subset, this base card of Clemente may well be the ...

Topps' baseball cards from the 2016 season on display during the "Open Topps Baseball Series 1 Cards " event at the Topps' offices on New York City in February 2016.

Topps wasn’t the first company to sell baseball cards, but it is the company that has endured the longest; the 2021 season is the 70th consecutive year that Topps has produced baseball cards (as ...

3) Be Bigger and Bolder. “When Topps came out with its first major league baseball card set in 1952, the Brooklyn-based bubblegum company went right for the throat of its Philadelphia competitor ...

Topps has been synonymous with trading cards, particularly baseball cards, for 70 years. That era will soon be over. Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association are ...

Topps, the business that put Bazooka bubble gum together with baseball cards more than half a century ago, now belongs to a fast-growing sports memorabilia empire that nearly knocked Topps out of ...

The 1986 Topps set is a 'tweener as far as 1980s baseball cards go. Nestled between two seasons, 1985 and 1987, that are known for great Rookie cards.